It is our great
pleasure to provide you with the the following articles as part of our
oral
health digital library. This library
provides you with the latest information on all
aspects of dentistry to help you make the best decisions for your dental
health. Such decisions can change not only your smile but your life for
the better. If you have any questions after exploring the library,
please feel free to ask our team.

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Teeth Whitening

Teeth Whitening -
What you should know
If you want to whiten your teeth, the best place to start is
with a healthy mouth. Tooth decay, sensitive or cracked teeth,
infections or periodontal (gum) disease problems should be diagnosed
before any tooth whitening procedure. We can evaluate, diagnose and
treat any pressing oral health conditions and advise you about different
options to safely and effectively whiten your teeth...Read Entire Article

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Porcelain Veneers

Improving Your Smile
with Porcelain Veneers
Many patients are discovering the benefits of dental
veneers. Unlike a crown, which covers the entire tooth, a veneer is a
thin covering that is placed over the front (visible) part of the tooth.
A dentist applies veneers in a simple, comfortable procedure that takes
just a few visits...
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Article

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Cosmetic Dentistry

Tooth-Colored
Fillings
for a Natural Smile
Advances in modern dental materials and techniques offer new
ways to create more pleasing, natural-looking smiles using esthetically
attractive materials, such as ceramics and plastic compounds that mimic
the appearance of natural teeth...Read Entire Article

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Dental Implants

Dental Implants -
Your
Third Set of Teeth
If you are self-conscious about missing teeth or wearing
dentures, there's an alternative that may be right for you: dental
implants. Dental implants are one option for replacing missing or badly
diseased teeth. A Dental implant offers comfort and stability and, by
virtue of the artificial tooth it supports, is a restoration that is the
closest thing to a natural tooth...Read Entire Article

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Restorative Dentistry

When a Filling Needs
to be Replaced
A dental filling (also called a "dental restoration") is
intended to replace tooth structure lost to decay. Dental fillings may
last many years; however, eventually all fillings need to be replaced.
Constant assault from eating and drinking, or stress from cleanching or
grinding, eventually may cause a dental filling to fail...Read Entire
Article

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Periodontal (Gum) Disease

Treating Gum
(Periodontal) Disease
Have your gums ever bled when you brushed or flossed? This
most commonly overlooked simple sign may be the start of silent
(periodontal) disease leading to tooth loss. And if you've been
diagnosed with periodontal (gum) disease, the good news is that it often
can be treated successfully...Read Entire Article

Getting To The Root
of Endodontic (root canal) Treatments
In the past, injured or diseased teeth frequently had to be
removed. Today, they often can be saved through endodontic treatment.
Also known as a root canal treatment, this procedure may be performed by
a general dentist or a specialist called an endodontist. If you take
good care of it, the restored tooth could last a lifetime...Read Entire Article

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Invisalign

Invisalign
Orthodontics
The orthodontic treatment using clear aligners consists of a
series of aligners that you change about every two weeks over a course
of treatment lasting six to eighteen months depending on how much
movement is needed... Read More

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Dental Injuries

The Field-Side Guide
to
Dental Injuries
Accidents to the teeth, jaws and mouth can happen at any
time during any sporting activity. Proper attention can save pain,
alleviate anxiety and costly dental treatment. A little knowledge, as
they say, can go along way. This field-side guide briefly explains some
simple rules to follow when dealing with different dental injuries and
when you need to see the dentist... Read
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Sensitive Teeth

Sensitive Teeth -
Causes and Treatment
If a taste of ice cream or a sip of coffee is sometimes
painful or if brushing or flossing makes you wince occasionally, you may
have a common problem called "sensitive teeth." Some of the causes
include tooth decay, a cracked tooth, worn tooth enamel, worn fillings
and tooth roots that are exposed as a result of aggressive brushing, gum
recession and periodontal (gum) disease...Read Entire Article

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Dental Xrays

Dental Xrays - A
Diagnostic Tool
Dental xrays can provide important information about a
patient's oral health. They help dentists examine the underlying bone,
the roots of the teeth, unerupted teeth and the contact areas where
teeth touch one another. In some cases, dental xrays can uncover a
condition at an early stage before a patient experiences any signs or
symptoms that something is wrong...Read Entire Article

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above, or you would like an appointment to disucss a specific issue with
Dr. Farr, please schedule an appointment
and we will be happy care for you.